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1 Flood Risk and Safety in the Netherlands (FLORIS) the method Tsukuba, October 1 st 2009 Durk Riedstra Rijkswaterstaat, Centre for Water Management
2 Presentation Introduction Current protection standards 2 nd Delta Committee new risk based safety standards? The FLORIS project Method Results for two dike ring areas (river & sea) Impact of risk reduction measures Time schedule new risk based approach 2
3 Flooding in the past Flooded areas 3
4 1 st Delta Committee ( 60s) These safety standard are NOT flood probabilities for a complete dike ring area 4
5 2 nd Delta Committee (2008) Current approach New approach 5
6 2 nd Delta Committee (2008) The new protection standards based should be based on: Basic level of protection for every citizen Individual risk Risk aversion against many casualties Societal risk Cost-benefit analyses Instrument for water safety policy: FLORIS 6
7 Failure mechanisms FLORIS dikes hydraulic structures dunes 7
8 Method 8
9 Method 9
10 Risk reduction Preparation / response (emergency response) Pro-action (spatial planning) Prevention 10
11 Method - Failure frequency FAILURE: Limited state condition = STRENGTH LOAD < 0 Formulas for each failure mechanisms Stochastic distribution (inherent en knowlegde uncertainties) Failure frequency per mechanism per dike ring (section) 11
12 Method Consequences (loss of life) Flood simulation Evacuation warning, response time traffic model Mortality function Deterministic method 12
13 Method Consequences (economical damage) Flood simulation maximum water level Economic value Type of industry Density of houses Loss of life (!) 6 million / casualty Indirect costs 13
14 Individual risk Overstromingsrisico < 10-5 / year / year / year > 10-3 / year Risk = probability x consequences 2007 Veiligheid Nederland in Kaart pagina 14 14
15 Societal risk 15
16 Flood Risk and Safety in the Netherlands (FLORIS) first results Tsukuba, October 1 st 2009 Durk Riedstra Rijkswaterstaat, Centre for Water Management
17 Method 17
18 RESULTS - RIVER dike ring Along the river Rhine & IJssel 6 different flood scenario s identified No multiple breaches Flood probability dike ring area ± 1/600 per year Exceedance frequency 1/1250 year per dike ring section 18
19 Flood simulations Breach section 1 (south): casualties; damage: 6 billion Breach section 6 (north): casualties; damage: 3,5 billion 19
20 Individual risk Overstromingsrisico < 10-5 / year / year / year > 10-3 / year Risk = probability x consequences 2007 Veiligheid Nederland in Kaart pagina 20 20
21 Societal Risk Probability of >10 casualties: 2 x 10-3 /year Probability of >100 casualties: 1 x 10-3 /year Probability of >1000 casualties: 1,5 x 10-5 /year 21
22 Economical damage 22
23 Risk reduction 1: Impact of higher dikes? A breach in section 1 results in: almost complete dike ring area is flooded many casualties & economical damage overflow & wave overtopping dominant failure mechanism What is the effect of higher dikes at section 1? (8% of the total dike ring length) 23
24 Individual risk: 20-25% risk reduction Current situation» with higher dikes in section 1 24
25 Societal risk 25
26 RESULTS - SEA dike ring Partly along the North Sea (dunes) Mainly protected by dams 13 different flood scenario s identified multiple breaches are possible Maximum water level (not a result of one flood scenario) 26
27 Individual Risk 27
28 Risk reduction 2: Impact of measures against piping? Measure: increase of the water level in the polder during high water Flood probability decreases with almost a factor 20! Flood probability = 1/325 per year Exceedance frequency per dike section 1/4000 year 28
29 First conclusions FLORIS project (after risk assessment of 3 dike ring areas) The FLORIS method is a very useful tool to determine the risk determining dike sections and failure mechanisms Discriminate between more and less dangerous locations within a dike ring area High failure probabilities are found defence system less safe than expected? model too conservative (uncertainties)? Piping is a risk determining failure mechanism 29
30 Heading for new risk standards in 2011 What should be the flood probability per dike ring and what will be the costs if: Individual risk level of 10-5 /year is guaranteed? and 10-6 /year? An certain acceptable societal risk standard is proposed? And what will be the economic optimal flood probability per dike ring? 30
31 Time schedule 2011: a new risk based approach should be presented 2010: insight into costs of new risk based protection standards is necessary FLORIS not finished yet in : results of 6 more dike rings available 2011: 20 more dike rings 2012: risk assessment of all 53 dike ring areas finished new approach should be based on a quick scan With input of only 9 FLORIS dike rings results 31
32 To be continued Thanks for your attention more information: rws.nl Special thanks to Harry Stefess & other FLORIS employees Ministery of Transport, Public Works and Water Management Water Board Union The 12 provences 32
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